Choo-Choo Charles Review: The Little Engine That Could (Eat You)
It might not be the most refined title out there, but "Choo-Choo Charles" continues Two Star Games' trend of creating "artistic, atmospheric horror games."
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Samurai Maiden Review: Kiss Kiss Hack Hack
Despite some clunkiness in its controls and camera, along with a surface-level narrative, "Samurai Maiden" knows exactly what it is and what it's trying to do.
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Lone Ruin Review: A Gorgeous But Limited Rogue-Like
"Lone Ruin" hits the important notes of the rogue-like genre, but it ultimately suffers from stripped-back features and a barebones experience.
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The Super Mario Bros. Movie Review: A Whole New World 1-1
"The Super Mario Bros. Movie" doesn't have to do much at all to immediately grab your attention.
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Atomic Heart Review: A Visually Beautiful World That Struggles Elsewhere
Even as the story of "Atomic Heart" fails to keep you engaged, it's well worth playing only to see what strange concepts and areas await.
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Redemption Reapers Review: As Beautiful As It Is Frustrating
There are better tactical RPGs out there, but if you're wanting a challenge with a distinctly grim visual style, "Redemption Reapers" might just fit the bill.
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Straylight Review: A Swingin' Good Time
"Straylight" is a delight and does an exemplary job that other VR titles should strive to emulate when it comes to preventing VR motion sickness.
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Forspoken Review: Play It For The Parkour Magic
"Forspoken" probably deserves more credit than it's gotten up to this point. It just falls short of reaching the heights that we all expected it to achieve.
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The Last Of Us Episode 1 Review: Future Days
From the very opening of this first episode, this take on the story grabs the viewer and doesn't let go.
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Illustrated Review: Putting It All Together
With its simple gameplay design, "Illustrated" is easy to pick up and enjoy, whether you have a few minutes or a few hours to spare.
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